Other work included the overhaul of the final drive to the 4 feet stones, including dismantling the stone nut and replacement of three cogs in beech.
"No more stone-by-stone dismantling of a wall of discrimination by players who announce they are gay only after they have retired from the big leagues.
At the bottom stands a ruined stone cottage, dismantled in Mayo and reassembled here, its end gables and hearthstone intact.
Farming was thought to be a much more haphazard affair, because at other Neolithic sites, vestiges of original, systematic plans of settlement have been destroyed or rearranged -- for example, the stone walls dismantled and used for new walls.
Between 1968 and 1971 its facing stone was dismantled and shipped across the Atlantic Ocean to the U.S. state of Arizona, where it was reerected on a five-span core of reinforced concrete to serve as a tourist attraction at the resort town of Lake Havasu City.
Over one million stones were dismantled and removed during the restoration, and set aside like pieces of a massive jig-saw puzzle to be individually identified, catalogued, cleaned and treated for preservation.
"This, to me, is a bit like dismantling Stonehenge stone by stone to build a motorway services station".
They used non-violent tactics, sitting down in front of army bulldozers, and dismantling barricades stone by stone.
The 18th-century baroque San Salvador church was dismantled stone by stone and transferred to another village.
They returned, he continued, "with freighters brimming with period rooms, architectural artifacts -- even entire buildings dismantled stone by stone.
ChristChurch Cathedral, once a landmark in the city, is being dismantled stone by stone after officials decided that restoring it would be too costly and too risky.
